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ISSUE
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STANDARD CHARTERED BANK Vs |
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ACCORDING
TO THE ‘5’ BENCH SCJUDGEMENT IN 2002 (92) FLR 667[JAIPUR ZILLA CASE]
INTERMINATION CASES ATTRACTINGSECTIONS 33(1) & 33(3) OF THE IDACT, DEFACTO
& DEJURESEVERENCE OF THE EMPLOYEETAKES PLACE ONLY AFTER WRITTENPERMISSION IS
OBTAINED AND A TERMINATION ORDER IS ISSUED |
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THE PROCEDURE PRESCRIBEDFOR PROCESSING [33(1), 33(3)AND 33(2)(B) BEING THE SAMEAND THE DEFURE TERMINATION TAKES EFFECT ONLY LATER,THE WORKMAN SHOULD BEGIVEN THE SUBSISTENCEALLOWANCE FOR THE PERIODTILL DISPOSAL OF THEAPPROVAL PETITION |
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MANAGEMENT
OF KALEESWARA MILLS |
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4 |
ACCORDING TO THE STANDINGORDER ANY EMPLOYEE CONVICTEDFOR A CRIMINAL OFFENCE IS LIABLETO BE DISMISSED EMPLOYER ACCORDINGLYDISMISSED THE WORKER [AFTERISSUE OF DUE NOTICE] ON APPEAL THE CRIMINALCONVICTION WAS SET ASIDE AFTERA FEW YEARS WORKER
WAS REINSTATED |
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2 |
QUOTING THREE APEX COURTDECISIONS IN MANAGEMENT OFRESERVE BANK OF INDI[1994(68) FLR 22(SC)]RANCHODJI CHATURJITHAKORE’S CASE [1997(91) FLR53 (SC)] AND HUKMI CHANDSCASE [1998 (79)FLOR 743 (SC)]HELD THAT THE ABSENCEFROM EMPLOYMENT WAS DUETO NO FAULT OF THEEMPLOYER AND HENCEEMPLOYER NOT BOUNDER TO PAY ANY BACK WAGES WORKMEN WILL BE REINSTATED WITHOUT ANY BACK WAGES |
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INDIAN
TELEPHONE INDUSTRIES LTD 2001 (II)
LLJ 199 [SC-5 BENCH] OR 2001 (3) LLN 105 [SC-5 BENCH] |
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MANAGEMENT
DISMISSED A WORKMAN AND FILED AN APPROVAL PETITION UNDER SECTION 33(2)(b) AS
THERE WAS AN INDUSTRIALDISPUTE PENDING |
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QUOTING
THE SUPREME COURT CONSTITUENT BENCH DECISION IN JAIPUR ZILLA VIKAS BANK CASE
[2002(92)FLR667(SC)]HELD THAT, ONCE THE33(2)(B) PETITION HAS BEEN DISPOSED OF
AND APPROVAL REQUEST TURNED DOWN, THE MANAGEMENTS DISMISSAL ACTION BECOMES VOID
AND IT CANNOT BE REOPENED AGAIN |
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CHENNAI
PORT & DOCK WORKERS CONGRES |
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2 |
EXISTING SERVICE RULES SILENTABOUT TRANSFER OF EMPLOYEES IF EMPLOYEE IS TRANSFERRED WILLIT AMOUNT TO VIOLATION OFSECTION 9A OF THE ID ACT |
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IF THE CURRENT SERVICE RULES DO NOT PROVIDE FOR PROVISIONS ON TRANSFER MANAGEMENT CAN TRANSFEREMPLOYEES ONLY AFTERGIVING NOTICE OF CHANGEUNDER SECTION 9A ANDCOMPLETE THE PROCEDUREPRESCRIBED IN ID ACT |
5 |
SMT
PAKKIYAM VS EXECUTIVE ENGINEER,SOUTHERN RAILWAY 2002(94) FLR 1207[HC-KER-SB] |
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CAN THE LABOUR COURTENTERTAIN BELATED AND STALECLAIMS UNDER SECTION 33 (C) (2)OF THE ID ACT ? |
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THERE IS NO PERIOD OF LIMITATION PRESCRIBED UNDER SECTION 33(C) OF IDACT HOWEVER, IF LONG DELAYSARE NOT PROPERLY EXPLAINED THE LABOUR COURT CAN REJECT STALE CLAIMS |
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CANARA
BANK EMPLOYEES UNION |
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AS
PER SECTION 19(2) & 19(6) aSETTLEMENT OR AWARD CAN BETERMINATED BY THE
PARTIESAFTER THE VALIDITY PERIOD IS OVER |
1 2 |
QUOTING THE EARLIER SUPREME COURT DECISION IN THE LIC CASE [AIR 1980 SC-2181] HELD ON TERMINATION OF A SETTLEMENT OR AWARD THERE WILL BE NO GOING BACK TO THE PREAWARDOR PRE-SETTLEMENT PROVISIONS THE
TERMS UNDER THE TERMINATED AWARD/ SETTLEMENT WILL CONTINUE TO BE BINDING ON THE
PARTIES UNTIL THE TERMS ARE ALTERED THROUGH A FRESH SETTLEMENT OR
AWARD |
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UNNIKRISHNA
PILLAI |
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AS
PER SECTION 25B OF ID ACT A WORKMAN RETRENCHED WOULD BEENTITLED TO
RECEIVE SECTION 25-H STIPULATES THATRETRENCHED WORKMEN SHOULDBE RE-ENGAGED IF OPERATIONSARE RESUMED AT ANY FUTUREDATE ARE WORKMEN WHO WERE RETRENCHED WITHOUT COMPENSATION [THAT IS NOT SATISFYING THE 240 TEST] ENTITLED TO RE-ENGAGEMENT BENEFIT UNDER SECTION 25-B |
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THE RIGHT TO CLAIM RE-ENGAGEMENT IS NOT LIMITED TO WORKMEN WHO RECEIVE COMPENSATION WORKMEN WHO DID NOT SATISFY SECTION 25-B REQUIREMENTS ARE ALSO ENTITLED TO RE-ENGAGEMENT
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RANJIT
SINGH |
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WORKMEN
AT HYDERABAD TRANSFERRED TO MANIPAL JURISDICTION TO TRY THE CASE OR SHOULD THE ID BE RAISED AT MANIPAL ? |
1 2 |
ONCE
THERE IS A VALID TRANSFER THE JURISDICTION FOR RISING INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE WILL BE
THE PLACEOF NEW POSTING JURISDICTION
OF HYDERABAD IS THEREFORE RULED
OUT |
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suraj
palsing state
of |
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SECTIONS
25-B AND 25-F OF ID ACT STIPULATE THE QUALIFYING CONDITIONS FOR RECEIVING
RETRENCHMENT COMPENSATION |
1 2 |
EVEN
IF 240 DAYS TEST NOT SATISFIED IN THE IMMEDIATE PREVIOUS 12 MONTHS IF IN ANY OF
HIS EARLIER YEARS,M HE HAS SATISFIED THE TEST, HE CANNOT BE
DENIEDRETRENCHMENTCOMPENSATION |
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BANK
OF BARODA |
1 2 |
WORKMAN CHALLENGED HISDISMISSAL UNDER SECTION 11A OFID ACT TRIBUNAL
AFTER HOLDINGDOMESTIC ENQUIRY VALID PERMITTED THE WORKMAN TO LEAD ADDITIONAL
EVIDENCE |
1 2. |
SEE THE LEADING CASE OF THE SUPREME COURT ON POWERS OF TRIBUNALS UNDER SECTION 11A IN NEETA KAPLISH’S CASEIN 1999 (I) LLJ 275 |
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RANJIT
SINGH |
1 |
MANAGEMENT DECIDED TOTERMINATE UNION LEADERS FORINVESTIGATING ILLEGAL STRIKE SINCE A DISPUTE WAS PENDINGFILED A PERMISSION APPLICATIONBEFORE PRESIDING OFFICER TOCOMPLY WITH PROVISIONS OFSECTION 33(1) WORKER
WAS PLACED UNDER SUSPENSION BUT NOT PAID ANY SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCE |
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ONLY ON PERMISSION BEINGGRANTED DOES THE JURALRELATIONSHIP WITHEMPLOYER COME TO AN END CITING
SEVERAL SUPREMECOURT DECISIONS, HELD WORKMAN ENTITLED TO SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCE
DURING PERIOD OF SUSPENSION THAT IS TILL THE PETITION UNDER 33(1) IS DISPOSED
OFF BY THE TRIBUNAL |
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PRAMOD
JHA |
1 2 |
AS PER SECTION 25 (F)RETRENCHMENT WOULD BE ILLEGAL IF NOTICE OF RETRENCHMENTPAYMENT OF COMPENSATION ANDINTIMATION TO GOVERNMENT IS NOTALL DONE TOGETHER THE
WORKMAN CHALLENGED HISRETRENCHMENT ON THE GROUNDTHAT THE PAYMENT WAS NOT MADEAT
THE TIME OF NOTICE |
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SECTION 25(E) DOES NOT STIPULATE THAT PAYMENT HAS TO BE MADE AT THE TIME OF GIVING NOTICE THE SECTION REQUIRES ONLY PAYMENT TO BE MADE AT TIME OF ACTUAL RETRENCHMENT IN THIS CASE PAYMENT WAS MADE AT TIME OF RETRENCHMENT |